The Brutalist Report

Variety

• Hollywood Studios and Unions Agree to Drop COVID Testing for Most Crew [1200d]
• Diane Warren on Receiving Her 14th Oscar Nomination and Losing to Two James Bond Songs: ‘I’ve Been F—ed Twice’ [1200d]
• ABC News Breaks Up With Amy Robach, T.J. Holmes Over Off-Camera Affair [1200d]
• Meghan and Harry Bolster Archewell With New Hires, Promotions (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Julie Plec, Kevin Williamson’s ‘Dead Day’ Adaptation Not Going Forward at Peacock Despite Series Order (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• ‘Snowpiercer,’ ‘Minx,’ ‘Dangerous Liaisons’ and Other Abrupt Cancellations Signal TV’s Latest ‘Reset Moment’ [1200d]
• Harrison Ford Celebrates Ke Huy Quan’s Oscar Nom: ‘He Was a Wonderful Actor’ in ‘Indiana Jones‘ 38 Years Ago, and ’He Still Is’ Now [1200d]
• Verve Promotes Liz Parker to Partner (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Academy ‘Conducting Review’ After Andrea Riseborough’s Surprise Oscar Nomination [1200d]
• ‘Missing’ Crew Explains How They Told a Thriller Almost Entirely Using FaceTime, iPhone and Ring Footage [1200d]
• Best of Sundance: 17 Must-See Movies From the 2023 Festival [1200d]
• ‘Kokomo City’ Review: D. Smith’s Raucous Doc Spills the Tea on Being Trans [1200d]
• ‘The Mole Agent’ Director Maite Alberdi Talks Sundance Doc ‘The Eternal Memory’ [1200d]
• Original ‘Cowboy Bebop‘ Director Shut Off Netflix’s Live-Action Remake After One Scene: ‘It’s Clearly Not Cowboy Bebop’ [1200d]
• Harrison Ford Explains How He Wound Up in Brett Goldstein and Bill Lawrence’s ‘Shrinking’ Series [1200d]
• ‘Somebody Feed Phil’ Renewed for Season 7 at Netflix [1200d]
• Elle King Makes the Country Genre Her Own With ‘Come Get Your Wife’: Album Review [1200d]
• Marie Kondo Has ‘Kind of Given Up’ on Tidying Up: ‘My Home Is Messy’ [1200d]
• ‘Goosebumps’ Disney+ Series Adds Rob Huebel to Cast (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Sundance Winners: ‘A Thousand and One’ Takes U.S. Dramatic Jury Prize (Complete List) [1200d]
• Bryan Cranston ‘Got S—’ for Playing Quadriplegic in ‘The Upside,’ Says He and Kevin Hart Are Making a Sequel [1200d]
• Nicole Kidman and Maya Erskine to Star in ‘The Perfect Nanny’ Limited Series at HBO [1200d]
• Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque Has Big Plans in Store for the WWE. What Happens Now That Vince McMahon Is Back? [1200d]
• Nielsen Streaming Top 10: ‘Yellowstone’ Snags First Major Week with Over 1 Billion Minutes Viewed [1200d]
• Sam Smith’s ‘Gloria’ Is a Creative Rebirth, Ranging From the Sacred to the Profane: Album Review [1200d]
• ‘Kompromat’ Review: A French Ballet Sparks an International Incident in Icy Thriller [1200d]
• Sylvia Syms, ‘Ice Cold in Alex,’ ‘Victim’ Actor, Dies at 89 [1200d]
• ‘Poker Face’: Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne Explain the Limits of Charlie’s Lie-Detecting Gift [1200d]
• BET and CBS News Set Premiere Date for Original News Series ‘America in Black’ [1200d]
• Rita Ora Has a Fever Dream Wedding With Cameos From Lindsay Lohan and Kristen Stewart in ‘You Only Love Me’ Video [1200d]
• Inside Broadway’s Bifurcated Comeback [1200d]
• Jonas Brothers Reflect on Rise to Teen Stardom and Bumpy Path to Hollywood Walk of Fame [1200d]
• BRBR Collective Rotterdam Title ‘La Mala Familia’ Set For Spain Release Via Elamedia (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Original ‘Firestarter’ Star Drew Barrymore Slams Razzies for Nominating 12-Year-Old Reboot Actor: ‘It’s Bullying‘ and ’Makes My Blood Boil’ [1200d]
• MTV Documentary Films Buys Sundance Documentary ‘The Eternal Memory,’ Maite Alberdi’s Follow-Up to Oscar-Nominated ‘Mole Agent’ [1200d]
• MTV Documentary Films Buys Sundance Documentary ‘The Eternal Memory,’ Maite Alberdi’s Follow-Up to Oscar-Nominated ‘Mole Agent’ [1200d]
• Hollywood Brow Artist Kristie Streicher Launches Her Own Beauty Brand — And The Products Are a Game Changer [1200d]
• Winnie Cheung’s Haunting Tale About Women Artists ‘Residency’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of Rotterdam Premiere (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Jay Leno Recovering From Motorcycle Accident, Two Months After Suffering Serious Burns: Report [1200d]
• Cinema Chain Vue International Completes Recapitalization, Gains Access to $92 Million Liquidity [1200d]
• ITV Studios’ ‘Blackwater,’ from ‘The Killing’ Producer Piv Bernth, Readies Göteborg Festival Premiere [1200d]
• ‘Cargo’s’ Matti Kinnunen on ‘The Invincibles’: ‘A Modern Timeless Drama’ About Capitalism and Its Dangers [1200d]
• Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine Gets First U.K. Commission With Channel 4 Stacey Solomon Series – Global Bulletin [1200d]
• Oscar Nominees Sara Dosa, Shaunak Sen, Daniel Roher to Present at Australian International Documentary Conference [1200d]
• Venice Winner ‘Bread and Salt’ to Kick Off London’s Kinoteca Polish Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Göteborg Film Fest Champions New Nordic Talent, Addresses Colonialism With Screenings of ‘Godland’ and ‘Empire’ [1200d]
• Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Pathaan’ Continues Blockbuster Run at Box Office [1200d]
• Mirror Concert Incident: Hong Kong Files 15 Charges Against Contractors [1200d]
• ‘The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse’ Creator Charlie Mackesy Teases Possible Sequel, Reacts to Oscar Nomination [1200d]
• Controversial Ex-U.K. Cultural Secretary Lands Chat Show, With Boris Johnson As Her First Guest [1200d]
• Spain’s Bowfinger Int’l Pictures, Beta Fiction Spain Partner on Spanish Terrorist Org Film, ‘Infiltrada’ (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Spike Lee Accorded BFI Fellowship [1200d]
• ‘The Hunger’s’ Kenneth Karlstadt on His Restless New Series ‘Kids In Crime’ [1200d]
• Berlin Generation Title ‘Sica’ Swooped On by Latido Films (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• ITV Studios Combines Global Distribution and Entertainment Arms, Led by Ruth Berry [1200d]
• Pakistan’s Sajal Aly to Lead Series Adaptation of Classic Urdu Novel ‘Umrao Jaan Ada’ (EXCLUSIVE) [1200d]
• Trans Drama Film ‘A Savage Christmas’ Under Way in Australia [1200d]
• Slamdance Awards 2023: ‘Waiting for the Light to Change,’ ‘Where the Road Leads’ Win Narrative Feature Prizes [1200d]
• ‘The Disappearance of Shere Hite’ Review: Nicole Newnham’s Gripping, Revelatory Doc Rediscovers a Forgotten Feminist Icon [1200d]
• Journalist Nicky Woolf Investigates Modern Medical Mystery in ‘The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome’ (Podcast News Roundup) [1200d]
• Nikole Hannah-Jones Reflects on the Importance of ‘The 1619 Project’ as Hulu Docuseries Launches: ‘This Is the Work of My Life’ [1200d]
• Court Finds Live Nation Not Responsible for Fatal Backstage Shooting at 2014 Young Jeezy Concert [1200d]
• Fox News War Correspondent, Benjamin Hall Signs New Book Deal with HarperCollins (TV News Roundup) [1200d]